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Resize a Visual with Muse

Create one or several editable size variants while protecting the source Visual.

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Written by David Peng

Use Muse to create one or several editable size variants while protecting the source Visual.

Create one resized variant

  1. Select the source Visual.

  2. Open Muse Design Agent.

  3. Choose a suggested size, or ask for the width and height you need.

  4. Answer any questions about layout, scale, background, crop, or copy.

  5. Review the proposed plan.

  6. Approve the plan when the source and target size are correct.

Create several sizes together

  1. Open Muse and choose Batch resize.

  2. Select at least two target sizes. You can choose up to 12 unique sizes.

  3. For a custom size, enter whole-pixel width and height.

  4. Review the combined plan and approve it.

What Muse preserves and adapts

  • The source Visual remains unchanged.

  • Existing copy is carried through unchanged.

  • New variants remain layered and editable.

  • Muse may adapt layout, scale, crop, and background treatment for each target.

  • The new sizes are placed together beside the source.

Grouping approval

If the resize needs a new group structure, Muse asks for a separate grouping approval. Choose Yes, apply grouping only after reviewing the proposed structure.

Review the result

Check every new Visual for copy, crop, spacing, hierarchy, and brand fit. Muse can score and repair a variant, but it reports Review needed when confidence is low or copy may be missing.

Refine or recover

Ask for one narrow follow-up when a variant needs adjustment. Use the run’s undo action when the latest completed result can still be safely reverted.

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